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Jens Peter Møller
Early Life, Family and Training Born in Faaborg in 1783, Jens Peter Møller was the son of a potter, Peder Larsen Møller, and Jacobine née Due. His early years were shaped by a move to Eckernförde in Schleswig, where he was raised by a relative named Hansen. This formative period in Schleswig saw him begin his practical engagement with color and surface, serving as an apprentice house painter from 1799 to 1803. It was a humble start for
a man who would eventually master the delicate nuances of landscape and the technical rigors of conservation. In 1803, Møller moved to Copenhagen to pursue a formal education at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. His arrival at the Academy marked the beginning of a disciplined academic ascent. He first entered the studio of Nicolai Abildgaard, where he was the artist's first student. This foundational training provided the techni…